It's now possible to self-host your own Convex instance, so in this video we're going to walk through how to do this on Fly.io

Convex is a database and backend all wrapped into one AND it allows for realtime updates to be reflected in your frontend as your data changes.

Self-hosting Convex on Fly.io:
https://github.com/get-convex/convex-backend/tree/main/self-hosted/fly

Convex docs:
https://docs.convex.dev/home

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Learn how to self-host a Convex instance on Fly.io, a convenient database and backend that provides real-time updates. The step-by-step guide covers setting up and configuring the Convex backend, deploying the necessary applications, and syncing queries, mutations, and actions. Key concepts include using a document relational database and managing environment variables for development and production instances.